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Man accused of flashing women under bathroom stall

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Oct 10, 2014

A Forsyth County man is accused of entering women’s restrooms and exposing himself under the stalls, according to police.

Justin Glen Rhoads, 21, was arrested Friday afternoon and charged with two counts of public indecency, according to the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office.

The sheriff’s office posted images of Rhoads on its Facebook page Friday morning, and after tips from the public, the suspect was arrested. Rhoads was arrested at a gas station on Pilgrim Mill Road, near Cumming.

Rhoads was arrested earlier this month for allegedly providing a false name to a Forsyth County deputy.

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